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fix: replace the domain with the default GitHub one (#806)
* fix: replace the domain with the default GitHub one
* Fix GitHub Actions
Can't believe I have to do this manually, for shame, GitHub
* Upgrade pnpm to v10
* Stupid fucking Corepack piece of shit
* Fix the Docusaurus build
* Fix the lockfile
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### Is it hard to migrate from FSD 2.0?
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This is a non-breaking change, so you don’t even necessarily need to migrate your current FSD projects to FSD 2.1, but we still think the new way of thinking will lead to a more cohesive and less opinionated structure. We’ve compiled a few steps you can take in [the migration guide](https://feature-sliced.design/docs/guides/migration/from-v2-0).
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This is a non-breaking change, so you don’t even necessarily need to migrate your current FSD projects to FSD 2.1, but we still think the new way of thinking will lead to a more cohesive and less opinionated structure. We’ve compiled a few steps you can take in [the migration guide](https://feature-sliced.github.io/documentation/docs/guides/migration/from-v2-0).
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### What else happened since the last release?
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The cross-import notation (`@x`) that was an experimental proposal for a long time has now been standardized! Its official name is **Public API for cross-imports**. You can use it to create explicit connections between entities. There's [a new section in our documentation all about this new notation](https://feature-sliced.design/docs/reference/public-api#public-api-for-cross-imports).
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The cross-import notation (`@x`) that was an experimental proposal for a long time has now been standardized! Its official name is **Public API for cross-imports**. You can use it to create explicit connections between entities. There's [a new section in our documentation all about this new notation](https://feature-sliced.github.io/documentation/docs/reference/public-api#public-api-for-cross-imports).
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Another exciting new thing in the FSD ecosystem is our architectural linter, [Steiger](https://github.com/feature-sliced/steiger). It's still in active development, but it is production-ready.
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<ahref="https://discord.gg/S8MzWTUsmp"title="Discord"><imgalign="right"alt="Discord"src="./.github/assets/README-discord.svg"height="80" /></a><ahref="https://t.me/feature_sliced"title="Telegram"><imgalign="right"alt="Telegram"src="./.github/assets/README-telegram.svg"height="80" /></a><ahref="https://feature-sliced.design/"><imgalign="right"alt="Website"src="./.github/assets/README-website.svg"height="80" /></a><imgalt="Feature-Sliced Design, an architectural methodology for frontend projects"src="./.github/assets/README-banner-light.svg#gh-light-mode-only"height="80" /><imgalt="Feature-Sliced Design, an architectural methodology for frontend projects"src="./.github/assets/README-banner-dark.svg#gh-dark-mode-only"height="80" />
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<ahref="https://discord.gg/S8MzWTUsmp"title="Discord"><imgalign="right"alt="Discord"src="./.github/assets/README-discord.svg"height="80" /></a><ahref="https://t.me/feature_sliced"title="Telegram"><imgalign="right"alt="Telegram"src="./.github/assets/README-telegram.svg"height="80" /></a><ahref="https://feature-sliced.github.io/documentation/"><imgalign="right"alt="Website"src="./.github/assets/README-website.svg"height="80" /></a><imgalt="Feature-Sliced Design, an architectural methodology for frontend projects"src="./.github/assets/README-banner-light.svg#gh-light-mode-only"height="80" /><imgalt="Feature-Sliced Design, an architectural methodology for frontend projects"src="./.github/assets/README-banner-dark.svg#gh-dark-mode-only"height="80" />
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To show off that your project uses FSD, you can use the GitHub topic `feature-sliced` and one of the following badges:
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